An exhibition inspired by da Vinci’s masterpiece and set around the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee table is opening at a cathedral.

An official bid has been launched to build a new school to cope with increased demand from nearby housing developments.

New figures published by Kent County Council have laid bare the rise in cost of providing home to school transport.

A special needs school has been rated “good” by Ofsted with inspectors praising staff for their relationship with pupils.

Pupils have been evacuated from a primary school following a gas leak.

The University of Kent is cutting jobs and scaling back one of its campuses as bosses battle major financial problems.

A school has been given the highest rating possible after a Catholic School Inspection.

Ofsted has rated a nursery “inadequate” after inspectors concluded “children’s safety and security cannot be assured”.

There are fears families in a village will be unable to access “vital” children’s services following a decision to close a kid’s health clinic.

An outdoor education centre has been targeted by thieves using bolt cutters to steal £3,000 worth of equipment as support floods in to help.

An application has been submitted to convert a now-closed flower shop into an expanded nursery facility for tots.

A school which was given the worst possible rating after a video went viral after of girls fighting, is showing signs of improvement.

A 33-year-old computer science teacher who confessed to looking at sexual pictures of children every week has been banned from the profession.

Even pupils admit life at school has improved after teachers started locking away phones in pouches.

A school has launched a crackdown on parents late to collect their children by threatening to hit them in the pocket.

A 10-year-old girl with complex needs has finally restarted school after a year-long wait for a special educational needs place.

Pupils at a secondary school have opened a time capsule from the 1970s.

A school which was forced to become an academy following a poor Ofsted rating is to be renamed this spring.

A new study estimates nearly a quart of of adults in the Medway Towns lack literacy or numeracy skills which are necessary for everyday life.

Residents are concerned over the possibility a 600-bed student complex could be built on the site of a nearby demolished school.